Okay, I've got a few updates updates.
First, we will most likely not be eliminating mechanical fasteners so my concentration is now on finding a cost effective sealant against liquid water.
Second, the location where the adhesive will be applied has changed along with the dimensions. The...
@unclesyd: I appreciate the advice and the potential companies. I'll definitely contact them.
@blakmax: Thanks again for your informative post. I spoke with a sales representative today who informed me that anodizing the "channel" would not be necessary and that I should use an adhesive...
@MintJulep: I appreciate your advice and the suggestion of potential adhesives. I will definitely be doing my homework. I first wanted to get advice on the forum on where to start. I believe it will be sealed at atmospheric pressure so any pressure differential would occur in changes in the...
Thanks for your response. The conditions are indeed challenging.
I forgot to mention in my initial post that the sealing action of the adhesive is the primary concern and the bonding aspect would be nice but not necessary. The microinverter won't undergo any substantial loads other than...
Hello adhesive experts,
I am currently working on the next generation of a solar panel microinverter and am tasked with finding an adhesive that will act as both a sealant and a permanent bond. We require the sealant aspect in order to keep out moisture and the permanent bond feature with the...